@svpino@joorosa12185462@TomaszHamerla If you know your nickname’s definition, then you can define Cuba’s reality in one word: “ineffable”, it can’t be described with words unless you live it. Do yourself a favor and go there, I’m sure It will make you look less ignorant.
@joorosa12185462@svpino@TomaszHamerla That’s the point, I don’t have too, I came to USA 13 years ago, without literally anything. During these years I’ve been able to build from scratch a decent life for me and my family, something I couldn’t in the 33 years I spent in Cuba. So the invitation for you still stands 🙂
@joorosa12185462@svpino@TomaszHamerla@joorosa12185462 I’ll put it simple for you, go to Cuba, find a regular job with a regular salary, try to live with that for at least a year, I’m very sure you’ll get your own personal anecdotes and impressions. Then come back here and comment again 😉
This is happening in Cuba.
I’ve never seen this before. People are tired of the lies, misery, hunger, and deaths caused by a corrupt government that has enslaved my people for more than 60 years.
#SOSCuba
@RubenRemigioCU Vergüenzas debería darte utilizar el nombre de Maceo, Agramonte y el resto exceptuando al dictador Fidel. Si Maceo resucita y ve lo que han hecho los Castros y secuaces como tú con mi patria, después de que ellos dieron su vida por ese país, de seguro hay un segundo Baraguá
@NathanHRubin I’m cuban, I spent 33 years of my life living that “socialism”. I invite you to go there and stay for a year, living the same way cubans live, eating the same food, with a regular salary of 350 pesos, having that amazing free medical attention. Then I wanna hear what do you think